We Bit Uppity – Lower

1.21 km
114m gain
0.30 hours
Level 2.0/5
2.0/5
Difficulty
Easy
1.21
Distance
kilometres
114
Elevation Gain
metres
0.30
Est. Time
hours

About This Trail

We Bit Uppity – Lower is the mellow exit segment of the We Bit Uppity trail system on Mount Harry Davis, just outside Houston, BC. Machine-groomed and beginner-friendly, this green-rated connector climbs gradually through the lower slopes of the mountain, making it a natural warm-up lap or a relaxed pedal back up for riders looking to avoid a shuttle. The trail is well-signed and always easy to follow, with a consistent grade that suits new riders, families, and anyone on an e-bike. Opened in 2025, it's one of the newer additions to the Houston Mountain Bike Association's growing network — a welcoming intro to what Mount Harry Davis has to offer.

Leave No Trace

Please follow Leave No Trace principles: pack out all waste, stay on designated trails, respect wildlife, and be considerate of other visitors.

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Getting There

Directions

From Houston, BC, head south on Butler Avenue and turn onto Mountainview Drive toward Mount Harry Davis. Follow Mountainview Drive uphill — it transitions to a gravel forest service road as you gain elevation. Continue to the Mount Harry Davis trailhead parking area. We Bit Uppity – Lower begins near the base of the trail network and is accessible directly from the main parking area.

Parking

Parking is available at the Mount Harry Davis trailhead lot, which accommodates a small number of vehicles including trucks with bike racks. The lot is unpaved gravel. Arrive early on summer weekends as space is limited. There are no fees currently associated with parking. The lot is the staging point for the entire Mount Harry Davis trail network, so expect other trail users during peak season.

Safety & Preparation

Trail direction: We Bit Uppity – Lower is designated uphill primary. Watch for downhill traffic from faster riders coming off the upper network, particularly at trail intersections.

Season: The trail is generally rideable late April through October. Conditions early in the season can be soft — check the Trailforks trail reports before heading out.

Wildlife: You are in bear country. Carry bear spray and make noise on the trail, especially in dense vegetation sections.

Weather: Northern BC weather can change rapidly. Bring a rain layer even on clear days, and avoid riding in wet conditions as machine-groomed trails can become slippery.

Helmets required. Appropriate footwear and gloves recommended for all riders.

Cell service may be limited or unavailable on the mountain. Let someone know your plans before you ride.

Trail stewardship: This trail is maintained by the Houston Mountain Bike Association. Stay on marked trails and report any hazards or damage via Trailforks.

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